text:
By clicking on CONTINUE you confirm that you are 18 years and over.
Note: to turn off these warnings you need to set the 'safe mode' to OFF (on the top right)
This item has been deleted by submitter
Rebels under heavy fire in Jobar
Fsa frontline in Jobar Damascus is under heavy Syrian Army tank fire, almost kills the unit.
By: ertyanna | Comments: 49 | Views: 1149 | Votes: 7 | Shared: 0
Location: Jobar, Damascus Governorate, Syria | Leaked: 3 hours ago in Syria
GY6vids Trailer Video
Here is a quick look at just a few of the things I do....Stay tuned to GY6vids on LiveLeak....Much More to come!
By: GY6vids | Comments: 106 | Views: 4140 | Votes: 15 | Shared: 0
Leaked: 4 hours ago in Weapons
USA: Armed militia defend Bundy ranch from "government corruption"
Video ID: 20140424 003 M/S Jonathan Q. Logan shooting rifle bushmaster C/U Jonathan Q. Logan shooting rifle bushmaster M/S Target M/S Jonathan Q. Logan shooting rifle bushmaster C/U Jonath
By: Ruptly | Comments: 441 | Views: 6629 | Votes: 16 | Shared: 0
Location: United States | Leaked: 5 hours ago in Regional News, Other News
Shopkeeper fights off gun-wielding robber
A VETERAN shopkeeper bravely fought off an armed robber who burst into his shop and demanded money while pointing a gun at him. Julian Karim, who has owned and run Central Stores in St Paul's,
By: brrrtmn | Comments: 117 | Views: 4543 | Votes: 8 | Shared: 0
Location: Cheltenham, England, United Kingdom (UK/GB) | Leaked: 6 hours ago in Regional News
Osama bin Laden bar in Brazil with special guest Obama.
"I am a man of goodwill. I can't stand violence," says Fernandes, 54. "But this was great for business. No one calls me Francisco anymore. It's Osama or bin Laden." -video compiled and ed
By: skinner | Comments: 103 | Views: 6409 | Votes: 20 | Shared: 0
Location: São Paulo, São Paulo, Brazil | Leaked: 8 hours ago in WTF
Palestinian hits himself in the face with a rock
Funny fail. This happened in Hebron during Passover; 18/04/2014. Tazpit
By: Facu | Comments: 336 | Views: 14152 | Votes: 33 | Shared: 0
Leaked: 9 hours ago in WTF
City Official Falsely Accuses Journalist who Proves her Wrong with City Camera
A Jacksonville city hall receptionist was so sure of herself that she not only felt the need to "invite security" after PINAC crew member Jeff Gray made a verbal public records request for a doc
By: PhotographyIsNotACrime | Comments: 590 | Views: 15483 | Votes: 31 | Shared: 0
Leaked: 12 hours ago in Citizen Journalism
Rare Color WW1 Photos
i had a little time to waste , so i made this. enjoy!
By: DaRkSouL | Comments: 203 | Views: 14817 | Votes: 89 | Shared: 0
Leaked: 12 hours ago in History
Cop kills two robbers who tried stole his car
Both killed https://www.facebook.com/FanpageApoioPolicial
By: Apoio Policial | Comments: 364 | Views: 26114 | Votes: 51 | Shared: 0
Location: Brazil | Leaked: 15 hours ago in Regional News
Brazil: Military Policewoman Grenade Training
Why everybody is running??????
By: ertyanna | Comments: 531 | Views: 37001 | Votes: 47 | Shared: 0
Location: Brazil | Leaked: 18 hours ago in WTF
Officer Responding to Theft Shoots Victim's Dog
Owner having just been robbed and clearly upset over death of dog, only gets mocking gestures from local police. "Candy was brutally murdered in her own yard by Rains County Officer Jerred Dooley a
By: ImTheDudeMan | Comments: 1601 | Views: 75077 | Votes: 82 | Shared: 0
Location: Texas, United States | Leaked: 20 hours ago in LiveLeaks
Featured Items
|Liveleak on Facebook
|LIKE Liveleak.com
Current Events
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370
Malaysia Airlines Flight 370 (MH370/MAS370)[a] was a scheduled international passenger fli..
Sochi 2014 Olympics
All content related to the Sochi 2014 Olympics..
Ukraine anti-protest riots
A controversial anti-protest law has come into effect in Ukraine, despite violent rallies ..
Winter 2014
Snow, Ice, Slippery Slopes, Cold Temperatures..
New Year 2014
For all items related to new year 2014..
Christmas 2013
Christmas 2013..
Typhoon Haiyan
Typhoon Haiyan (known in the Philippines as Typhoon Yolanda) is currently an extremely str..
Cyclone Phailin
Phailin (Very Severe Cyclonic Storm) is a tropical cyclone occurred in October 2013 that h..
Kenya Mall Attack
On 21 September 2013, ten presently unidentified gunmen attacked the upscale Westgate shop..
The 2011 Syrian uprising is a popular uprising taking place in Syria, which began on 26 Ja..
What do you think happened to Flight MH370?
|You need to be a member in order to vote on this poll!
|It crashed by accident
|(1622) 34.42%
|It got hijacked and crashed
|(979) 20.77%
|It got hijacked and is still intact
|(471) 9.99%
|It crashed intentionally by the pilots
|(930) 19.73%
|The plane is still intact and was intentionally rerouted by the pilots
|(711) 15.09%
|Total Votes
|Expiration Date


text:
Motor Trend's performance review of the F30 2012 335i sedan. The review puts the 335i F30 through the performance tests 0-60mph, 60-0 braking, quarter mile, lateral G's.
They were able to accomplish a 0-60mph of only 4.7 seconds and the quarter mile in just 13.3 seconds. They also conduct a broader general review of many of the F30 335i's aspects. Check out the video review inside.
Where: Monterey, California – January 30-31, 2012
What: F30 US Press Launch. First Test Drives of 2012 335i and F30 6 speed
How: 2 days with F30 3 Series, including a half day on the Laguna Seca track.
Background: I've owned an E90 325i (auto) and current car is E90 M3 (6-speed MT).
335i (With 6 Speed Manual):
The all new 2012 335i sedan is powered by the N55 single turbo twin-scroll turbo inline-6 cylinder engine (with direct injection and valvetronic), in the same form as the outgoing 2011 335i E90 sedan and current 335i E92 coupe. The U.S. 335i is quoted as producing 300hp / 300 lb-ft torque and achieves 0-60mph in 5.4 seconds for both auto and manual. Maximum horsepowers is achieved at 5800 RPM and max … CONTINUED
So, how do you properly test the performance of the new 2012 3 series F30 sedan? You take it out on a race track like Laguna Seca, as we did earlier this week.
But, if you really want to see the true limits of the F30′s performance, you hand it over to the professionals. BMW ALMS driver Bill Auberlen and ALMS+DTM driver Joey Hand were in attendance at Laguna Seca raceway to give us (and our members/readers) a wild ride around the track in both the F30 328i and 335i. Both the 328i and 335i were Sport Line models and had manual transmissions. The F30′s limits were phenomenal in their hands and we truly enjoyed their F30 review!
Both Joey and Bill were truly enthused about the … CONTINUED

subset: commoncrawl


text:
In the financial services industry, there is still a reluctance to move towards digitizing files, especially among mid-tier banks, according to a survey conducted by FIS Consulting Services.
FIS surveyed a cross-section of banks of asset size between $1 billion and $50 billion about their use and expectations of current and future investment in image technology for enterprise content management (ECM).
A key finding from the survey was when banks were asked at what point they began the imaging process, according to Dan Shannon, SVP at FIS Consulting Services.
"Many do the imaging at a centralized location, instead of when a document is at the very first point of entry into the bank," he said. In contrast, Shannon said FIS has found that banks that capture an image at first point of entry into a bank realize the greatest savings and efficiencies within their imaging efforts.
Shannon said many of the banks don't do that for a variety of reasons, including not fully trusting employees to properly image the document.
Shannon said the banks surveyed also grossly underestimated how much cost savings would entail from going completely paperless. He said 85 percent of banks surveyed expected they would see $500,000 or less in annual savings by investing in imaging technology. Shannon reported that the actual savings could be much higher, and noted that FIS recently worked with a $5 billion financial institution on an initiative to upgrade its ECM, and those efforts are expected to net $6 million in projected annual savings.
In addition to security and cost concerns, Shannon said the biggest hurdle for mid-tier banks as to why they haven't moved more towards a paperless operation is the lack of an overall enterprise strategy. He noted only 13 percent of those surveyed reported having greater than 75 percent of their total documents imaged.
So while Shannon said there is much efficiency and cost savings to be had by banks' going paperless, "it's still probably a ways away."


text:
Suggest New Guide - Beverly Hills
Required Field
The e-mail address is not valid!
Invalid URL
There has been an error while processing your request
Duplicated guide. We have another guide with the same Url, description and title.
Your guide has been uploaded succesfully and saved. It will be revised by our team for approval and published in due course.


text:
CHATTANOOGA, Tenn. (AP) -- A transcript from Republican U.S. Rep. Scott DesJarlais' divorce case is being released but lawyers said the public may not see it before Election Day.
Attorney Gerard Stranch, who represents the Tennessee Democratic Party, and DesJarlais' attorney, Harvey Cameron, said Monday they reached an agreement to release the transcript.
Stranch said the DesJarlais camp won approval from a judge to withhold the document until the full transcript is ready. He said that won't happen before Tuesday.
Records from the 2001 divorce earlier revealed that DesJarlais, who opposes abortion rights, once urged his girlfriend to have an abortion. The revelation boosted the campaign of Democratic challenger Eric Stewart.
The impact of the latest release is uncertain. More than 120,000 ballots have already been cast in the 4th District during early voting.
Representative Scott DesJarlais released this statement Monday:
"The sole reason I appeared in Chattanooga today was to protect my children from these desperate attacks being driven by the Tennessee Democratic Party, Lincoln Davis and my ex-wife. My opponent and his far-left political allies have done all they can to make this election about everything besides my record in Congress. In fact, it seems that the only opponent that I have ever had to run against is a 14 year old divorce. Despite their efforts, we have remained focused on issues that are important to Tennesseans. Tomorrow's election results will show that voters are tired of the gutter politics and want someone with a proven track record of fighting to grow jobs, cut spending and pay down our debt. It is important to note that these records were never sealed although the media has inaccurately reported otherwise."
(Copyright 2012 by The Associated Press. All Rights Reserved.)
All content © Copyright 2000 - 2014 NewsChannel 5 (WTVF-TV) and WorldNow. All Rights Reserved.
For more information on this site, please read our Privacy Policy and Terms of Service.


text:
The Office of Student Development is committed to assisting students, both current and new, in achieving their academic goals through personal attention and one-on-one advising.
Schedule an appointment with your advisor at (567) 661-7777 (Toledo) or (567) 429-3509 (Findlay) if you need assistance registering for classes.
If an advisor is offline, please leave a message. Someone will respond to you via email within 24 - 48 hours.
The chat feature is available to students if they have questions about a program or need assistance navigating the enrollment process. If you have a financial aid or billing question, please contact Oserve directly either through email firstname.lastname@example.com or call (567) 661-7378. To schedule an appointment with an advisor, students will need to contact the Toledo or Findlay advising offices. The representative on the chat feature cannot schedule appointments at this time. Thank you.
If an advisor is offline, please leave a message. Someone will respond to you via email within 24 - 48 hours.
The following times and advisors will be available for chat hours. Please leave a message if the advisor is unavailable.
** Chat will be offline on May 9th due to graduation. **
8-10 a.m., Marla - Advising Generalist
10 a.m -12 p.m., Eric, - Advising Generalist and PSEO
12-2 p.m., Christie - Advising Generalist
2-4 p.m., Jane - Advising Generalist
8-10 a.m., Kim - Advising Generalist
10 a.m-12 p.m., Gary - Admissions Representative
1-3 p.m., Ann - Health Sciences Advisor
3-5 p.m., Emilee - Health Sciences Advisor
9-11 a.m., Advising Representative
11 a.m-1 p.m., Lori - Health Advisor
1-3 p.m., Melissa - Advising Generalist
3-5 p.m., Eileen - Advising Generalist
8-10 a.m., Carolyn - Business Advisor
10 a.m-12 p.m., Kim - Business Advisor
12-2 p.m., Chrissy- Advising Generalist
2-4 p.m., Heather - Business Advisor
8-10 a.m., Chrissy - Advising Generalist
10 a.m-12 p.m., Elisa - Toledo Administrative Staff for Advising
12-2 p.m., Denise - Technology Advisor
2-4 p.m., Andrea - Advising Generalist


text:
Join 50,000 ASA members who stay informed and connected.
View All »
Corporate Support
Corporate Non-CME Educational Update Program
Fill out the form below to generate your personalized Visa invitation letter.
Please note that neither ASA nor any affiliates of ASA has any influence over the issuance of a visa. The determination is at the sole discretion of the Embassy/Consulate. Should your application be denied, ASA and its affiliates cannot change the decision of the governmental agency.
This invitation letter is for visa purposes only, and does not imply any financial commitment from ASA or its affiliates. All expenses involved with attending the Annual Meeting, including airfare, transportation, lodging, meals, insurance and registration fees will be the responsibility of the attendee.


text:
LINCOLN — Nebraska quarterback Taylor Martinez didn't participate in NU's full-padded practice Tuesday as he continues to suffer from a left turf toe injury.
Scheduled to speak after practice Tuesday, Martinez told a reporter he won't comment at length until he practices and was unsure whether he'd play in Saturday's game against Illinois.
Offensive coordinator Tim Beck said the same of Martinez's status.
"He's got to be 100 percent," Beck said. "He's got to be able to do what we need him to do in a game."
Said backup Tommy Armstrong: "Coach Beck told us to play it by ear. He doesn't know what's going to happen. Just prepare this week like we're going to play. If Taylor plays, he plays. If he doesn't, he doesn't."
Beck said Martinez did some drills and ran around earlier in practice before being iced down. NU's been preparing Martinez for the Illinois game plan in case he does suit up and start. Beck wants Martinez to "get some live work in — or what I consider live work — in the next two days" before he plays in a game.
"If he doesn't get any work, it'd be highly unlikely," Beck said. "Maybe as a security blanket — if we had to. If he's healthy. He's gotta be healthy. He's gotta say he's healthy, he's gotta compete like he's healthy and he's gotta play like he's healthy."
How does Beck gauge that?
"You can tell," Beck said. "I think all of you felt he wasn't playing the way Taylor had played last year. He wasn't doing things bad. He just wasn't being Taylor, doing some of the things he normally did. You could tell. There were some things."
|Join the conversation on the Big Red Today Facebook page.
In Martinez's absence, Armstrong — the redshirt freshman who got his first career start against South Dakota State — and fifth-year senior Ron Kellogg have continued to split reps with the No. 1 unit. Beck said he might use both if Martinez can't play Saturday. They combined for 305 passing yards and two touchdowns against SDSU.
"If it helps us win, yes," Beck said. "I think those guys are very compatible with each other. They do a good job. And I think it doesn't really affect our team. It's a tribute to playing two huddles and running fast."
Armstrong said he's fine with a rotation.
"It's not a challenge," Armstrong said. "We were both ready. When our number was called, we capitalized. ... It was the same thing we did during practice. We're used to it."
Linebacker Rose considers Scheelhaase 'like a mentor'
Nebraska linebacker Michael Rose was three classes behind Nathan Scheelhaase at Rockhurst High in Kansas City, Mo., but he was around the quarterback enough to learn some lessons.
Rose said he watched how Scheelhaase carried himself on and off the field, and always seemed to have a presence about him. He studied how Scheelhaase handled the recruiting process his senior year, including getting attention from NU, before signing with Illinois.
"I consider him kind of like a mentor to me," Rose said.
Scheelhaase has passed for 1,162 yards and 12 touchdowns in the Illini's first four games, all while transitioning to a pro-style offense.
"He's continuously improved his passing," Rose said. "I know that was something he always worked on. He's never really made bad decisions, but he's making better decisions now. He's definitely one of those guys that put in the work in the offseason, and you can see it on the field now."
Rose said he talked with Scheelhaase over the weekend and they've traded texts this week. It will be all business Saturday, but Rose said he's glad to see his old friend having success this season after a tough junior year.
"I'm proud of him," Rose said. "I'm glad he's doing what he's doing now. It's going to be fun to be out there and playing against him."
Beck says overall body of work improving for tight ends
NU's tight ends haven't been putting up the receiving numbers that Ben Cotton and Kyler Reed did a year ago, but offensive coordinator Tim Beck praised their overall body of work Tuesday.
"I think it's getting better all the time," Beck said.
Beck said senior Jake Long has improved and that true freshman Cethan Carter is starting to hit his stride. NU also is using redshirt freshmen Sam Cotton and Trey Foster, with Cotton returning recently after missing the first two games.
"All those guys, I think that's an area on our team from game one to game four (that) probably has improved the most," Beck said.
Long leads the tight ends with four receptions, averaging 17.2 yards per catch. Carter has three receptions (18.3 per catch) and likely is headed for more targets in coming weeks as he continues to get more comfortable in the offense.
Moss: Kaczenski working hard to develop defensive line
Most Nebraska players can log their film work on iPads given to them by the team. Defensive end Avery Moss does some of that, but defensive line coach Rick Kaczenski still wants his unit coming to the North Stadium so he can make sure linemen put in the time needed.
"He likes the old-fashioned way," Moss said. "Monday's supposedly our day off, so we don't technically have to come, but I guess the people that care about it, they come in and watch."
Moss said Kaczenski has put in extra time in other places. He's looking for new ways to teach techniques to a young defensive line that needs to catch up quickly or risk struggling as it has through the first month.
"Fundamental things that we may not have developed before that we already have," Moss said. "He's calmed down. He's been an overall better coach his second year. He used to get so bottled up over the little things, and now he's started to learn, like Coach Bo (Pelini) said, to have a little fun every now and then."
Defensive end Randy Gregory said Kaczenski, Pelini and defensive coordinator John Papuchis have taken turns working with the defensive line since camp started.
"I think they understand that we need a lot of attention on us — especially when we have a lot of freshmen playing," Gregory said. "It's really helping."
Linebacker Anderson expects to play despite ankle injury
Junior linebacker Zaire Anderson said he's been taking "mental reps" during practice this week as he deals with a minor ankle injury.
It's not serious. He plans to be available Saturday. But he's been limited in practice.
And since there's a wide-open competition for starting jobs at every linebacker spot, he's motivated to get back on the field as soon as possible. Anderson said he was working with the first-team defense weakside linebacker before getting banged up.
But he's certain he'll bounce back.
"I'm at the right stage. I'm learning more. The coaches can tell. I'm just getting better," Anderson said. "All I can do is keep learning, keep improving."
Quick hits
� I-back Ameer Abdullah worked for a half-hour after practice on ball security by running with the ball in a high-and-tight position for the length of the field inside Hawks Championship Center.
� Safety Harvey Jackson stayed late working on coverage routes. Jackson remains in a battle to keep his starting job after a poor performance against South Dakota State.
* * *
Video: QB Tommy Armstrong talks after practice
Video: Offensive coordinator Tim Beck after practice
Video: The Big Red Today Show, Oct. 1


text:
Japanese toy designer, Touma, well-known for many of his popular toy designs, including the Knuckle Bear, has teamed up with Phalanx to create this stellar, art vinyl rendition of everyone's favorite robot-Mazinger Z!
The design of Power Mazinger-Z maintains both the essence of Phalanx's Mr. Power figure as well as the essential elements of Mazinger-Z. Touma also adds in his popular style elements, such as monstrous teeth, a beastly smile and his signature fire pattern.
This "dark" version features a special, red, black and purple color scheme and will be limited to 100 pieces-only available in the U.S.
* Made of high quality vinyl
* Stands approx. 8" tall
* Limited edition
* Packaged in collectors window box
eCommerce Software by CubeCart


text:
Holiday Heritage
Dessert Bowl
Holiday Heritage captures the joy a child feels upon first seeing all the gifts under the tree on Christmas morning. This delightful pattern celebrates the most iconic symbol of the season, framing the image of a fully trimmed tree with Christmas stars and evergreen branches. Dishwasher and microwave safe. This is one of those 'how did I do without it' pieces. You'll use this bowl for desserts, side dishes, and snacks. Great for baby food, dipping sauces or for potpourri in the powder room. Dessert bowl measures 4-1/4 inch diameter x 2-1/4 inch high and holds 6 ounce.


text:
State pot experiment being closely observed
The canvass of the Nov. 6 election in Colorado is to be officially completed today, showing that voters did pass Amendment 64 to make possession of small amounts of marijuana legal under state…
Want to read more?
This article and other exclusive local content now require a subscription. (Learn More)


text:
Cambridge English: Preliminary (PET)
Difficulty level: B1 / low intermediate
The Preliminary English Test is one of the Cambridge ESOL exams.
Who is it for?
Do this test if you want to know that you have an intermediate level of English. With this level of English you will enjoy holidays in English speaking countries. You should probably continue studying once you have passed the PET exam.
What is the PET test like?
The test has these sections:
- Reading and Writing are taken together - 90 minutes
- Listening - 30 minutes
- Speaking - an interview, 10 minutes
There are two versions of the PET test:
- PET for Schools
Both versions have the same type of questions. The PET for schools test has content of interest to school-age learners.
Paper-based or computer-based exams
You can do the PET exam on a computer or on paper. The computer-based exam is available once a month. The paper-based exam is only available six times a year.
'pass', 'pass with merit', 'narrow fail', or 'fail'
B1 / Alte 2 / low intermediate. Click here to see how it compares with other exams.
Where do I take the test?
At a test centre.
When can I take the test?
Arrange with your closest test centre. The paper-based test can be taken 6 times a year. The computer-based test is available once a month.
How much does it cost to take PET?
Fees are set by test centres. Expect to pay around €130 euros.


text:
StartUpHire is the place to find Copywriter jobs. Review the list of Copywriter career opportunities to the left. These Copywriter jobs represent some of the most rewarding careers available.
You can refine your job search for Copywriter career opportunities by adding a job title, company name, or keyword to the search box above … or click the "Advanced Search" link for more options.
Don't see the employment opportunity you're looking for? Check back soon for more Copywriter jobs, or sign up for an email alert (link below) to receive periodic updates on new Copywriter jobs.
What We?re Looking For: The copywriter will report to the senior copywriter and work closely with graphic designers and the brand marketing team to develop marketing copy and plans for 2U?s programs. Responsibilities include: Create benefit-driven, persuasive copy that promotes3/25/2014 Landover, MD Save This Job
Job Description Job description We're looking for a copywriter to join our Engagement Communications team to create engaging, flawless content that is delivered to members based on a solid communications calendar. Responsibilities will go beyond creating content to owning the4/2/2014 Cambridge, MA Save This Job
Xoom Corporation (Nasdaq: XOOM), one of the fastest growing digital money transfer companies in the world, is revolutionizing the international money transfer market by providing people with an easy, convenient and cost-effective means of sending money worldwide. As our Senior3/18/2014 San Francisco, CA Save This Job
I promise you?ve never worked with anyone like LeadPages before. We're a Minneapolis, MN based startup that's changing the way businesses do marketing, lead generation, and conversion rate optimization online. With a growing team of awesome people, we move fast and love what we3/10/2014 St. Paul, MN Save This Job
About Us: At GSN Games, our work really is all fun and games. If you like being challenged every day and working in an environment where pushing boundaries is constantly encouraged, then we want you to join our team in marketing the next generation of social casino games!4/23/2014 San Francisco, CA Save This Job
Overview: Calling all storytellers. Yarn spinners. Campfire communicators. If you?re unable to answer, ?How?s it going?? without diving into a 3-act structure recounting of your day, then we want you. Imagine we?re Uncle Sam pointing at you, except without the top hat and the3/31/2014 New York, NY Save This Job
At Mindspark, we conceptualize, develop and strategically market unique digital applications for online audiences across a diverse range of interests. Whether it's watching your favorite shows on Television Fanatic, spending some leisure time at Gaming Wonderland, or sprucing up3/25/2014 Yonkers, NY Save This Job
Description Financial Copywriter Do you want to help people make money? Can you persuade them to change their habits and assumptions ? not ?someday soon? but RIGHT NOW? The Motley Fool is looking for a winning financial direct response copywriter. To grow the front-end of our2/24/2014 Alexandria, VA Save This Job
Description Senior Financial Copywriter Do you want to help people make money? Can you persuade them to change their habits and assumptions ? not ?someday soon? but RIGHT NOW? The Motley Fool is looking for an experienced direct response copywriter. To grow the front-end of2/24/2014 Alexandria, VA Save This Job
Join our team and experience Workday! Itâs fun to work in a company where people truly believe in what theyâre doing. At Workday, weâre committed to bringing passion and customer focus to the business of enterprise applications. We work hard, and weâre4/12/2014 Pleasanton, CA Save This Job
What you?ll do As a Copywriting Manager you will develop and implement Belkin copy standards for use in all Marketing Communication mediums. This position will lead all efforts related to writing copy and establish platform strategy and style for advertising, collateral2/17/2014 Los Angeles, CA Save This Job
Ever wonder why you can buy any product online with a single click, but you can't hire a photographer, tutor, contractor, or other local service professional without a dozen phone calls? So did we. Thumbtack's mission is to make it dramatically easier to hire services, at the4/7/2014 San Francisco, CA Save This Job
Overview: About Creative Design at iCrossing: If you are passionate about all things interactive, love to concept ideas, have a keen eye for design and killer attention to detail -you?re the intern we?re looking for. Learn the ropes of agency life, hone your digital skills and3/31/2014 Chicago, IL Save This Job
The Role As the Copywriting Intern, you?ll join the Creative Team in conceptualizing and crafting copy for the entire company giving you the opportunity to develop your portfolio. Projects you?ll work on include (but aren?t limited to): online banner ads, creative marketing3/1/2014 San Francisco, CA Save This Job


text:
Updated Jan 9, 2013 - 4:43 pm
Report: Cardinals interview former Eagles DC Juan Castillo
According to CBS NFL insider Jason La Canfora, the team has checked in with former Eagles defensive coordinator and offensive line coach Juan Castillo.
Former Eagles OL coach/DC Juan Castillo interviewing with the Cardinals. Would imagine its for the OL spot vacated by Russ Grimm— Jason La Canfora (@JasonLaCanfora) January 9, 2013
Castillo was the Eagles' offensive line coach from 1998-2010, when he was moved into the defensive coordinator position. He was fired from that post in October 2012, though.
La Canfora notes the Cardinals' interest would likely be for his work with offensive linemen, as that is an area the team has struggled with for the better part of forever.
However, that they would be looking to add to the coaching staff without having a coach on board yet would seem like a questionable move.
- Steve Keim, Cardinals GM - Friday April 18Will the Cardinals draft a quarterback?
- John McClain, NFL insider - Thursday April 17Who will the Texans draft?
- Daniel Jeremiah, NFL.com writer - Tuesday April 15NFL.com writer Daniel Jeremiah talks about the NFL draft.
- Kurt Warner, NFL Network analyst - Tuesday April 15Which quarterback will be taken first in the NFL Draft?
- Michael Bidwill, Cardinals' president - Wednesday April 9Cardinals president Michael Bidwill discuses the getting the 2015 NFL Pro Bowl.


text:
One growing trend in the warehouse market is utilizing scanning and voice technology as an efficient means to improve warehouse operations. Both voice technology and full-screen, multifunction forklift-mounted terminals have strengths and weaknesses.
Consult this white paper to find out how using voice technology in collaboration with RFID can be beneficial. The two aren't mutually exclusive, and improve specific workflows and identification of which technology that best suits the process.
About TechTarget:
TechTarget provides enterprise IT professionals with the information they need to perform their jobs - from developing strategy, to making cost-effective IT purchase decisions and managing their organizations' IT projects - with its network of technology-specific Web sites, events and magazines
All Rights Reserved, Copyright 2000 - 2014, TechTarget | Read our Privacy Statement


text:
Congress has extended a controversial Western Hemisphere Travel Initiative deadline by 17 months, making June 1, 2009, the new
deadline by which people traveling by land or sea from the Caribbean, Bermuda, Panama, Mexico, and Canada must have a passport or other accepted document to enter or re-enter the United States. However, a January 23, 2007, deadline requiring passports for people
traveling by air still stands.
Sens. Patrick Leahy, D-Vt., and Ted Stevens, R-Alaska, proposed
an amendment pushing for the extension because of fears that cross-border trade and tourism between the United States and Canada would suffer with the earlier target date. Travel and tourism organizations such as the Travel Industry Association of America also feared that the technology behind the implementation of the PASS Card system would not be in place by the deadline.


text:
« Reese Witherspoon Tries To Make Amends With Atlanta Police After Arrest | Main | Nicole Kidman And Keith Urban Take Their Girls To A Party »
Ryan Gosling Shirtless! Actor Gives Fans A Sneak Peek At Only God Forgives
Posted on Sun May 5, 2013 10:30 AM PDT
Ryan Gosling, amid his retreat from acting, is giving fans a taste of his pre-sabattical work in this teaser for his upcoming film Only God Forgives.
The clip cuts between the filming of scenes for the movie and the behind-the-scenes talks between Gosling and the movie's writer-director Nicolas Winding Refn. In one office meeting, Refn tells Ryan: "The sexuality of violence is the more you engage in the build up, compared to the act itself... it's the build up to the slicings then it's back, then it's in again ... Violence is like sex, it's all about the build-up." Swoon!
The movie is about Julian [Ryan], a drug smuggler in Bangkok's criminal underworld, who faces more complications when his mother pushes him to find and kill the person responsible for his brother's death. Only God Forgives is slated to premiere at the 2013 Cannes Film Festival this month and will make its US debut at the Los Angeles Film Festival in June.
Eva Mendes And Ryan Gosling Hunker Down At Their Hotel - Mar 29, 2013
Ryan Gosling And Eva Mendes Spend Their Saturday Separately - Feb 17, 2013
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS - Ryan Gosling Gives Into His Coke Cravings - Jan 21, 2013
EXCLUSIVE PHOTOS - Ryan Gosling Parties With Eva Mendes Look-A-Like - Jan 07, 2013
Ryan Gosling And Eva Mendes Sizzle On Screen In The Place Beyond The Pines Trailer - Dec 23, 2012


text:
As I feast my eyes on seed catalogues and eagerly await planting season, I'm thankful to live in rural Western Colorado, where agriculture still thrives and the sight of new calves and lambs brings joy to all who see them. But I have seen what happens when agricultural land is taken out of production. In my case, it was in Albuquerque's North Valley area, on the banks of the Rio Grande. When irrigation ditches that had run for a hundred years or more were cut off, the soul of a neighborhood evaporated right along with the water. After that, maximum build-out became inevitable.
Our beautiful green valleys wouldn't be so beautiful if they weren't irrigated. To some it may appear that the ditch system is some kind of public resource, but it's not. All the water in those ditches is legally owned, and our downstream neighbors would like to be the ones who own it. Landowners who don't keep their land in production can lose their water rights. The long-time ranchers know this well, but I wonder if newer landowners realize how vulnerable they could be.
The best way to keep the valleys green and protect our watersheds? Grow stuff! The buzzword is "beneficial use." If you can't demonstrate a beneficial use for your water rights (lawns don't count, but golf courses do), then they could be taken away from you.
What can you do with the stuff you grow? I can attest that even a small amount of food production and storage can make a noticeable dent in your grocery bill. But beyond that, our area is blessed with brick-and-mortar grocery stores that are willing to carry local products (check on their requirements), and also with a growing number of seasonal farmers markets. Find a need that isn't fully being filled, and fill it. The time is right. For a number of reasons, people are more willing to support local agriculture than they have been for the last fifty years or so.
The CSU Extension Service has lots of excellent information about how to get the most from your land and find markets for what you produce. Watch for Extension Service food preservation classes to be held in our county this summer. The Colorado Department of Agriculture has block grants available to encourage Colorado specialty crops, and specialty crops can bring relatively high prices when matched with the right "niche" markets.
There's no reason why our valleys have to succumb to the fate of Albuquerque's middle Rio Grande Valley, or California's San Fernando Valley. The land is still open, the water still runs in the ditches, and the know-how is still available. Ours can be a brighter story, if we want it to be.
– Jane Bennett, Ridgway


text:
No doubt everyone has heard the good news out of the Supreme Court last week. Video games are saved from government censorship based on violent content,
Anyone think we should keep studying the effects of violent video games?
There has been a lot of research over the last 15 years or so into how violent video games affect those that play them and not a bit of it has convinced a single, solitary court in the U.S. that such games pose any danger to those who play them. Granted, most of the research is really poorly done, something else courts and various academic reviews have pointed out. Hell, even the authors of some of these studies have admitted to sloppy methodology.
A national press tour for the Fourth Edition of Joel D. Joseph's book chronicling (what he believes) are the worst decisions made by the United States Supreme Court in recent years is about to get underway. The book was published by Imprint Books in December of last year and was recently updated with new material.
Jennifer Ann's Group announced the start of its 2014 video game competition to raise awareness about and (hopefully) prevent teen dating violence. The seventh annual Life.Love. Game Design Challenge urges game developers and individuals to design a game that raises awareness on the very real issue of teen dating violence. The group was founded in 2008 by Drew Crecente, who lost his daughter Jennifer Anne in 2006. Jennifer Ann Crecente was a high school honors student that was murdered by an ex-boyfriend on February 15, 2006.
Cultural historian Richard Slotkin talks about Newtown shooter Adam Lanza in a rather lengthy interview with journalist Bill Moyers. The interview touches upon some other topics as well, but a fair bit of it is spent discussing Adam Lanza's behavior, his fascination with guns and violent video games, and his deep study of school shootings dating back to the late 1800's.
On this week's show, hosts Andrew Eisen and E. Zachary Knight are joined by Ben Hayward, who wrote an interesting article last week about how video game players are often gun owners too, and how the government often tries to pit one group against the other. Andrew also reveals the results of last week's poll concerning the Mighty No. 9 and the possibility that the developer behind the game might get sued by Capcom.
The latest episode of South Park on Comedy Central is called "Informative Murder Porn," and deals with investigative murder shows on Cable TV and Minecraft, of all things.
When the kids of South Park learn that their parents are watching shows on OWN and Discovery ID about sex and murder (and believe that it will lead to their parents killing each other), they use a mobile phone app to block the shows on cable TV. The app uses questions only a kid would know about things you do in Minecraft.
Jennifer Ann's Group has released the top award-winning video game from its 2013 Life. Love. Game Design Challenge. The first place winning game is Love in the Dumpster by Jean Hehn of Belgium-based developer Another Kind. Love in the Dumpster is the fourth video game to be released from the 2013 Life.Love. Game Design Challenge and is free to play to increase awareness about teen dating violence.
Australian nurse Katrina Fincham had struck it big by playing World of Warcraft. After earning around $75,000 by farming and selling gold in the popular MMORPG from Blizzard, she decided to convert that cold hard cash into cold hard gold bullion. After doing that she put it in her wall safe at her Adelaide home. All was right with the world, but then something horrible happened: her house was robbed and her wall safe was emptied!
The United States Navy has commissioned Organic Motion to create a Kinect-enabled simulation game that addresses the issue of rape. Rape and sexual harassment have been a topic of heated debate in Washington this month as lawmakers such as New York Senator Kirsten Gillibrand (supported by republican Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Rand Paul of Kentucky) seek to move the oversight of rape cases from the military to civilian courts. Mainly Gillibrand is seeking this solution because the U.S.
Jennifer Ann's Group has released the third-place winning video game from the 2013 Life. Love. Game Design Challenge. The 2013 Life. Love. Game Design Challenge asked developers to create games that raised awareness about the dangers of Teen dating violence. Jennifer Ann's Group is a charity dedicated to the cause and named after Jennifer Ann Crecente, who was murdered by an ex-boyfriend.
An extensive and exclusive report over on Polygon reveals that the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention (CDC) are getting closer to pursuing the Obama Administration edict to study the correlation between violent media (music, movies, television and video games) and gun violence. The President called for more research in January of this year in the aftermath of the Sandy Hook Elementary School shooting in Newtown, Connecticut.
Jennifer Ann's Group, an Atlanta-based 501(c)(3) charity dedicated to preventing teen dating violence through "awareness, education, and advocacy;" announced the winners of the 2013 Life. Love. Game Design Challenge. The competition asked participants to create games that raised awareness about teen dating violence and appealed to students. One other key element of all of this year's winners is that they raise awareness about teen dating violence without using any violence in gameplay.
A clip from the recently released film Video Games: The Movie offers a number of game developers talking about violence in video games and the leap some researchers have made in trying to connect playing games with real-world violent acts. Speaking during the short clip are Gearbox Software creative designer Mikey Neumann, Former Epic Games design director Cliff Bleszinski Video Games Live creator and composer Tommy Tallarico, and Blizzard Entertainment chief creative officer Rob Pardo.
Researchers at the University of Connecticut and Wake Forest University claim that when players fight against human-looking opponents, those players become more aggressive. They even go so far as to say that games with these types of opponents in them may be more likely to provoke violent thoughts and words than games where monsters are the enemy.
New Jersey Senators Raymond Lesniak and M. Teresa Ruiz - both Democrats - have managed to push a proposal (bill S-2715) through the Senate. The bill commissions the New Jersey Department of Education to create a pamphlet that would provide information for parents about violent media. The proposal was part of Senate Democrats' gun safety plan. According to PolitikerNJ, the proposal has passed the Senate by a vote of 36-0 and is heading to the Assembly.
Government Security News offers an interesting story on a recent speech given by Lt. Col. Dave Grossman, who you may recall is the man associated with "Killology" and the man who often refers to first-person shooter video games as "murder simulators." No doubt emboldened by recent shootings in the United States, Grossman is probably finding it easier to spread his anti-video game message.
The murder trial of Chris Harris from Arminton, Illinois began earlier this month in Peoria, Illinois. Harris is accused of murdering Rick and Ruth Gee and three of their children with a tire iron in the family's Beason home in late September 2009. One of the children, a three-year-old girl, survived the attack. Prosecutors laid out what happened after brothers Chris and Jason Harris, intoxicated from a night of drinking and doing cocaine visited the Gee home in search of marijuana.
In a blog post republished on Gamasutra, Barbara Jones (a shareholder in Greenberg Traurig's Corporate and Securities practice group, a member of the Global practice group and the Emerging Technologies Team, and co-coordinator of the firm's Conflict Minerals Compliance Initiative) discusses the video game industry's compliance with the Securities and Exchange Commission's new conflict minerals rules.
According to Tech in Asia, on April 3rd, an 18-year-old walked into an internet cafe in Kaohsiung, Taiwan and stabbed an older gentleman to death with a watermelon knife in full view of the other patrons who, according to the news report, did little to nothing in response.
Former CNN host Campbell Brown was a guest on MSNBC's Morning Joe program yesterday, where she suggested that President Barack Obama would have a better shot at passing gun control laws in the United States if he would stop singling out the Nation Rifle Association and put some of the focus on the violent content created by Hollywood and the video game industry.
Brown has written several op-ed pieces about the issue in publications like the Daily Beast and - most recently - the Wall Street Journal.
You can watch her appearance to below.
Earlier in the week Congressman Duncan Hunter (R-CA.) penned an editorial over at Politico that takes aim at parenting and deflects the idea that video games are to blame for violent crimes in America. The editorial title sums up Hunter's thoughts on the top pretty succinctly: "Target parenting, not games for violence."
A new study from Brad Bushman of Ohio State University comes to the conclusion that some players of violent video games are led there out of a sense of frustration because they cannot engage in taboo behaviors in the real world such as stealing or cheating. Don't worry, the latest Bushman study will connect this to aggression, violent video games, and a negative effect of some kind... The temptation to steal or cheat is sometimes great — especially when the risk of being caught is low.
An interesting article on The Atlantic examines why sin taxes like the one proposed for video games by Connecticut State Rep. Debralee Hovey (R-112th District) never really do anything productive. You may recall that Hovey, who represents the district that includes Newtown, Connecticut, proposed a 10 percent sin tax on violent video games rated "Mature" by the ESRB.
Right Wing Watch (a web site that admittedly doesn't like the principals of conservatism or the people who push its agendas in print, online and on broadcast television) points out in this story that Glenn Beck blames the Sandy Hook School Shooting in Newton, Connecticut entirely on the shooter's consumption of violent video games. Beck made his comments on last night's show which airs on his web site.
If you want a real opinion on violent video game content, then William Volk is probably someone to ask. He has been in the video games industry since 1979 and he has seen his fair share of games that pushed the envelope and got the attention of people that normally don't pay attention to such cultural phenomenon - like politicians and parent's groups.
As part of a New York Times article (as reported by Polygon) on the study of violent video games, a new study emerged showing that a decline in violent crime, even as sales of violent video games more than doubled.


text:
Seattle >Lodging > La Hacienda Motel
5414 1st Ave S, Seattle, WA | Directions 9810847.553532 -122.334008
Neighborhoods: Greater Duwamish, Georgetown
nice clean hotel.
I like the staff and the area is quiet.
I like how nice the staff is and they really gave me good directions
I work for a nonprofit and needed low-cost lodging for a couple of nights on a business trip. The people that run this motel are really, really, really nice and very helpful. The room was fine. The motel is not the newest or fanciest motel in Seattle, but I don't understand what people expect when they are paying significantly less than other motels. The room had everything a person would expect in motel: air conditioning and heat, hot water, cable, a comfortable bed, comfortable furniture and closet space. It was quiet at night and I got a good night's rest. This place is great for the cost and will suit you fine
The rooms were clean and comfortable. good price.
The area is quiet and the breakfast is good.
This hotel was good in all aspects. A nice place to enjoy. Good service was given by the hotel staff, would like to visit this place again along with my family and friends.
We stayed here for convenience to the cruise ship pier, which was only about 5 minutes away. The proximity to the piers is great, the room was clean, and the staff was very friendly & accomodating. We would stay here again any time we're in Seattle.
The price is cheap. I like it very much because it is afordable for many people. The service over there is very good too. The room was comfortable, and the location was good .
View more Reviews for La Hacienda Motel
Sign in with Facebook Sign in with Facebook to see what your friends are up to!
Do you have a review of La Hacienda Motel on your blog? If you include the Citysearch image link (shown below) in your post, we'll automatically link to your review from the business profile page. Here's how our Linkback system works:
The Linkback system is free and automatic. It's really that easy.
To link to our business profile page, copy the html below to your web page.


text:
New Website DesignPosted: May 24th, 2012 | Author: Ned | Filed under: General | Tags: lasers, mynameisned.com, ned dwyer | 1 Comment »
I've just relaunched my new personal site. You can check it out here.
The idea was to create a central place for people to find out about me without taking the whole "personal branding" thing too seriously.
Building the site was a truly collaborative effort. The site wouldn't have come together nearly as well as it did if it weren't for everyones effort.
I came up with the original idea and wireframes for the site which I'd been thinking about for a while. Ben Patterson from Native suggested the lasers and then worked out a way to build them in CSS + Javascript with a fallback for Firefox.
After a quick chat with Daniel Wearne and Christian Varga we all decided we needed to add explosions to the lasers to push the tongue-in-cheek nature of the site to the next level.
Within a few hours Dan had made the design that you see now and Christian had chopped the design in Compass. Ben Patterson then nailed the most important parts of the site – the lasers which follow your cursor, the sprites and hover state on the photo of me and the explosions.
I'm really happy with how it all turned out and the response online.
What do you think?
You can follow me on Twitter here.


text:
"MindHeal Homeopathy" which is a best Homeopathic clinic in Mumbai, is an amazingly simple yet powerful journey into healing. Adapting classic homeopathy to modern times, this system of medicine uses genetic, biochemical and personality markers to make the life-changing connection between mind and body and take on cases that challenge modern medicine with incredible results.
MindHeal Homeopathy doesn't promise a miracle cure but we come pretty close!
Or call us on +91 9930363981


text:
No results found with:
The new Wireless Charging Pillow by Fatboy. The perfect place to lay down your Lumia.
Attach the Nokia Treasure Tag onto your important belongings and never lose them again.
Portable wireless charging in style. Power up your device without the hassle of wires. (NOTE: Not compatible with 1520 AT&T variant.)
The universal portable USB charger that's big enough to power up your smartphone, yet small enough to fit in your pocket.
Our new Charging Plate comes in vibrant colors to match your Lumia. Just snap on a wireless Charging Shell and you'll never need to use a cable again.
Reset all filters


text:
Some information is missing or invalid below.
Pink Friday by Nicki Minaj was inspired by the vibrant color and life of the well-known pop singer.
Fragrance Notes
- Grapefruit, juicy apple, star fruit, waterlily, honeysuckle, Italian mandarin, blackberry, white raspberry, boysenberry, lotus, starry jasmine, caramelized pear, vanilla and musk.
Fragrance Details
- For women
Due to its contents, this product cannot be shipped via our Priority Service or sent to Alaska, Hawaii, and/or APO/FPO military addresses.


text:
Celebrate your Birthday with Gone With The Wind
$7.00 off purchase
Valid: 12/12/2011 to 12/31/2014
Just 15 miles south of Atlanta, Clayton County invites you to enjoy the romance and revelry of the old South amid a progressive urban environment. This year, celebrate your birthday by escaping into an era of petticoats, cotton fields, and cannon fire with the Road To Tara Museum's Birthday Package. The Birthday Package includes the Road to Tara Museum, Southern Belles & Whistles Tour, Stately Oaks Plantation and a special gift for the birthday person for only $29.95 per person (a $36.95 value). Just call the Road to Tara Museum at 770-478-4800 to set up your tour today!
Romance Package at Road to Tara Museum
Packages starting at $59 per 2 people
Valid: 6/15/2012 to 2/28/2015
A timeless tale of love and war, Margaret Mitchell's Gone With the Wind blossoms to life in Clayton County. Relive Rhett and Scarlett's sweeping romance while celebrating your own with the Road to Tara Museum's special anniversary package for Gone With the Wind fans. For only $59 per couple (regular $95 per couple), couples may experience the Road to Tara Museum, Southern Belles and Whistles Tour, Stately Oaks Plantation, and receive a set of commemorative wine glasses. The tour is available the entire month of the couple's anniversary. Just call the Road to Tara Museum at 770-478-4800 to set up your tour today!


text:
Many tankless systems' warranty is voided if you use them for space heating I've been told. They are designed for sporatic use, not constant use. You'd need a heat exchanger if you were going to use this as your potable water source as well, since generally, it's not a great idea to have long lines running to radiators that you then bath with. The heating system needs to be protected from the fresh supply of oxygen you'd get in an open system verses a closed one as well.
As noted in the boiler section of the forum, your existing boiler is probably at least 2x oversized. Personally, I'd go with a boiler and indirect. Trying to make a device do something it wasn't designed for often ends up being more expensive in the long run, and may not work correctly.


text:
1956 California HS Championships
Forum devoted to track & field items of an historical nature.
18 posts • Page 1 of 1
1956 California HS Championships
are supposedly on video at DyeStat.com, but I have never been able to get them to play.
Anyone know the secret to unlocking this historical treasure?
Wow if you are a Cal HS historian this is a gem. Its a avi/quick time file - so you'd need that - but most puters have it. bunch of shot putters, 880 race (about 15 or more in final) - good race, 440 - about 20 in a single race final, 100 y final, pole vault and high jump with the good ol black and white steel cross bars. Sand dust pits so PVers are basically standing up on their landings - HJers bein careful - no Fosburys here. a number of pictures of pre and post race competitors. Hurdles with those humongoid 4x4 or whatever hurdles. One guy falls with one hurdle left as he was closing fast on first. I think he later wins the 180 or 220 lows just passing the 120hh winner. Night events were poorly lit - running in and out of the shadows/light. Long (broad) jump. I think a straight 220. Stagger start w one lap before breaking in the mile, ~16 guys in final - 2 per lane. Ahh - the 4x2 relay.
Young bucks - in the day
Pretty good selection of events. Fairly regular 'flickering' but not enough to make it too annoying. Pretty much the essence of 1956 and how our sport was at the time
What a treat... hope Jack is able to make it work. I had no trouble with the smaller download.
Lots of big names here but you need a guide to identify them. this site helps:
Bob Avant, Luther Hayes, Dave Davis, Mel Profit, Jack Yerman, Willie White, Bob Poynter, and Jerry White just destroys the field in the 440... ya gotta be old to know these names but if you are this video is a lot of fun.
AND, when is the last time you saw a 180 low hurdles race, a straight-away 220 or a parking lot full of 1954 Fords and Chevys?
Dave Davis lived about 5 or 6 houses from us when I was 'growing up' in So Cal. He at Canoga Park HS in SFV. It wasn't until a few yrs after those 56 states that we were even aware of him other than seeing this great big guy from time to time. We were too green in the sport to appreciate. In fact '56 was about 4 yrs before track became a top priority in our house. He worked for the local parks and rec as I recall and put on 'track meets' from time to time.
Wow.. that is pure beauty.. I love it.. Charge 10USd and Ill go to a theatre to watch it...Where did that country go to, I want to become a citizen.
I still can't get the video to play at home or at work.
I must not have the right program.
Can someone tell me if Carlos Tan (4th in the 400m) is Filipino?
Meanwhile there are also videos at Dyestat .com of the California State Championships from 1985 to 1989.
In '85, '86, and '87 you can see Quincy Watts, Steve Lewis, Mike Marsh, and Danny Everett.
Here's the link to 1985
http://www.dyestatcal.com/ATHLETICS/TRA ... ateres.htm
you can watch Chip Rish (I guess he was the Jeremy Wariner of his day) beat Danny Everett in the 400m, and watch Marsh win the 200m.
For each year, just click on State Results, and you will bring up a page with a list of videos and the results for the meet.
eh, not quite.
Many, many thanks!!! for this confirmation.
I had heard that he was Filipino, and have been trying to confirm it for years!
I would still love to see this video eventually.
http://www.siprep.org/athletics/track/d ... 04_000.swf
This video will play on a VLC player. It can be downloaded from
18 posts • Page 1 of 1
Who is online
Users browsing this forum: No registered users and 7 guests


text:
Where do I click, again? A guide to Windows 8
PETER SVENSSON With the launch of Windows 8, people are about to discover a computing experience unlike anything they've seen before. Here's a guide to getting past some of the hurdles.
A clear reception for digital TV
Adam Turner The untold downside of upgrading to digital television is that a less-than-perfect signal can leave you with no picture at all.
Q and A
Nicole Manktelow I have just moved house and want to change my wireless internet for a fast broadband connection. It seems I need to have the phone on to get ADSL.
Macman: cloud cover
Garry Barker On almost every cybercorner of the web these days, you are likely to find someone talking about cloud computing.
Macman: fingers the best cursor control
Garry Barker A little button on the tab-bar of Firefox's latest browser, version 3.5, has kindled a new flame in the hoary debate on whether it is quicker to use keyboard shortcuts rather than a mouse.
Beginners' guide to WiFi
Claire McEntee Wi-Fi allows computer users to surf the internet free of wires. It uses radio waves to transmit data and a wireless adapter on a computer translates data into a radio signal and transmits it via an...
An Apple a day
Garry Barker There is one school in Melbourne, Coburg Senior High School, where computers — in this case, all of them are Macs — are integral to an educational project that is rare in the world, maybe even unique.
Spelling it out for you
George Skarbek Automatic spell checking in word-processing programs is now accepted as an essential part of accurate writing and most users appreciate it picking up typing errors, duplicated words, incorrect...


text:
Consistently voted among the finest senior living communities in the region, Luther Crest invites you to experience our exceptional blend of elegant, warm, and inviting accommodations and attentive personal service.
The Diakon Senior Living Community, conveniently located just off Tilghman Street in Allentown, Pa., and just a short drive to major thoroughfares, offers a range of senior living accommodations, personal care services, and nursing and rehabilitative care. The beautiful Luther Crest campus is wonderfully situated close to all the attractions and amenities of the Lehigh Valley.
Of course, there is plenty to do right on campus, with mutiple educational and art-related events, a wellness center complete with indoor pool, and an inviting neighborhood of people who will soon be your friends.
Trained, gracious, and dedicated staff members offer exceptional services enriched by years of experience. Luther Crest's superior setting, outstanding services, and superb amenities allow residents to live life to the fullest—setting the stage for the retirement you have only dreamed of.


text:
Kathy Cassidy
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
Advanced Micro Devices is building its future server strategy around chips used in smartphones and tablets. The company said its first ARM server processors - which will be released in the second half of next year - will be faster and more powerful than its existing low-power x86 server processors.
AMD shared initial details on its 64-bit ARM chips, code-named Seattle, which will have up to 16 CPU cores. The chips will be up to four times faster and more power efficient than the quad-core Opteron X-series chips, which draw up to 11 watts of power and are based on the x86 architecture.
AMD will sell its first ARM processors alongside x86 server processors, which were also updated with new high-end Opteron chips due next year. But AMD expects ARM processors to outrun x86 chips in the long term.
ARM processors dominate the smartphone and tablet markets today, and have been considered for use in servers processing cloud and Web workloads. Hewlett-Packard and Dell have built prototype servers with low-power ARM cores on which customers can benchmark and test programs.
Observers have said the ARM-based chips could give AMD an edge over Intel, and the move could be as significant as its introduction of 64-bit server chips in 2003, and dual-core chips in 2004. Both moves gave AMD a competitive advantage over Intel, but server chip delays and the failure of chips based on the Bulldozer core ultimately cost AMD market share.
"ARM servers hit the market for real in 2014, that's the try year," said Andrew Feldman, corporate vice president and general manager of the server business unit at AMD.
By 2016 or 2017, ARM CPUs will have 20 percent of the server market, Feldman said. Right now the server market is dominated by Intel's x86 chips, but Feldman said large data centers will start porting software from x86 to ARM in 2015.
ARM CPUs, which are cheaper and ship in higher volumes compared to the more expensive x86 chips, will prevail in the end, Feldman said.
"In the history of our industry, over the past 40 years, smaller, lower-cost, higher volume CPUs have always won," Feldman said.
AMD has been losing server processor market share to Intel, and its Seattle server chips signify a big change in direction for the company. AMD broke its reliance on the x86 architecture in October last year when it announced that it had licensed ARM's 64-bit architecture and would sell ARM-based server processors next year.
AMD's ARM-based server chips will be targeted at single-socket servers and also dense servers like the company's own SeaMicro servers. AMD will start shipping test units of the chips in the first quarter of 2014.
The Seattle chips will be based on the Cortex-A57 processor design, which is ARM's first 64-bit chip. AMD's ARM CPU will be part of a chip package that will also include 10-gigabit Ethernet and the Freedom Fabric interconnect, which will connect the server CPU to other components in a server.
AMD will compete with chip makers like AppliedMicro and Calxeda, who are pursuing 64-bit ARM server chips. Mitac earlier this month announced a 64-bit ARM server called 7-Star with an AppliedMicro chip.
AMD has also taken steps to make software portable between x86 and ARM. It helped establish the HSA (Heterogeneous System Architecture) Foundation, which aims to make applications easily portable across different chip architectures and devices including PCs, game consoles, tablets and smartphones.
AMD is also working Facebook's Open Compute Project to develop a common slot for x86 and ARM chips. That specification should make it easier to build servers in which x86 and ARM chips can be swapped.
Also coming next year are new low-power x86 Opteron chips code-named Berlin, which will double the performance of existing Opteron X-series chips. The chips will have CPUs based on the new Steamroller architecture, and internal graphics processors will help speed up computing.
AMD also updated its high-end server processor roadmap with the next-generation Opteron chip code-named Warsaw, which will be released for two- to four-socket servers in the first quarter next year. Warsaw is faster and more power efficient than existing Opteron 6300 chips, and the new chips can be slotted into existing servers running on latest Opteron processors.
Agam Shah covers PCs, tablets, servers, chips and semiconductors for IDG News Service. Follow Agam on Twitter at @agamsh. Agam's e-mail address is email@example.com
First impression on unpacking the Q702 test unit was the solid feel and clean, minimalist styling.
For work use, Microsoft Word and Excel programs pre-installed on the device are adequate for preparing short documents.
The Fujitsu LifeBook UH574 allowed for great mobility without being obnoxiously heavy or clunky. Its twelve hours of battery life did not disappoint.
The screen was particularly good. It is bright and visible from most angles, however heat is an issue, particularly around the Windows button on the front, and on the back where the battery housing is located.
My first impression after unboxing the Q702 is that it is a nice looking unit. Styling is somewhat minimalist but very effective. The tablet part, once detached, has a nice weight, and no buttons or switches are located in awkward or intrusive positions.
The latest business news, reviews, features and whitepapers
Visit our shop for the best deals on hot products
Watch our video news and reviews from around the world
Comprehensive buying guides, features, and step-by-step articles


text:
Susan Smith-Harmon
Americans anxious, irritated as gov't shuts downMonday, 30 September 2013 23:33 Published in National News
NEW YORK (AP) — From New York's Liberty Island to Alaska's Denali National Park, the U.S. government closed its doors as a bitter budget fight idled hundreds of thousands of federal workers and halted all but the most critical government services for the first time in nearly two decades.
A midnight deadline to avert a shutdown passed amid Congressional bickering, casting in doubt Americans' ability to get government services ranging from federally-backed home loans to supplemental food assistance for children and pregnant women.
For many employees of the federal government, Tuesday's shutdown meant no more paychecks as they were forced onto unpaid furloughs. For those still working, it meant delays in getting paid.
Park Ranger and father-to-be Darquez Smith said he already lives paycheck-to-paycheck while putting himself through college.
"I've got a lot on my plate right now — tuition, my daughter, bills," said Smith, 23, a ranger at Dayton Aviation Heritage National Historical Park in Ohio. "I'm just confused and waiting just like everyone else."
The impact of the shutdown was mixed — immediate and far-reaching for some, annoying but minimal for others.
In Colorado, where flooding killed eight people earlier this month, emergency funds to help rebuild homes and businesses continued to flow — but federal worker furloughs were expected to slow it down.
National Guard soldiers rebuilding washed-out roads would apparently be paid on time — along with the rest of the country's active-duty personnel — under a bill passed hours before the shutdown. Existing Social Security and Medicare benefits, veterans' services and mail delivery were also unaffected.
Other agencies were harder hit — nearly 3,000 Federal Aviation Administration safety inspectors were furloughed along with most of the National Transportation Safety Board's employees, including accident investigators who respond to air crashes, train collisions, pipeline explosions and other accidents.
Almost all of NASA shut down, except for Mission Control in Houston, and national parks closed along with the Smithsonian museums and the National Zoo. Even the zoo's popular panda cam went dark, shut off for the first time since a cub was born there Aug. 23.
As the shutdown loomed Monday, visitors to popular parks made their frustration with elected officials clear.
"There is no good thing going to come out of it," said Chris Fahl, a tourist from Roanoke, Ind., visiting the Abraham Lincoln Birthplace National Historic Park in Hodgenville, Ky. "Taxpayers are just going to be more overburdened."
Emily Enfinger, visiting the Statue of Liberty, said politicians need to find a way to work together.
"They should be willing to compromise, both sides, and it discourages me that they don't seem to be able to do that," she said. "They're not doing their job as far as I'm concerned."
Joe Wentz, a retired federal employee from Lebanon, Va., visiting San Francisco with his wife, bought tickets to visit Alcatraz on Thursday — if it's open.
Wentz said he's frustrated that some politicians are using the budget to push changes in the Affordable Care Act.
"We've been disgusted a long time that they're not working together," he said.
The shutdown was strangely captivating to Marlena Knight, an Australian native visiting Independence National Historical Park in Philadelphia. She was confounded that the impasse focused on the nation's health care system — an indispensable service in her home country.
"We can't imagine not having a national health system," she said. "I just can't believe that this country can shut down over something like a national health system. Totally bizarre, as an Australian, but fascinating."
It turns out an institution as massive as the federal government takes some time to grind to a total halt: Many federal workers were being permitted to come in Tuesday to change voicemail messages or fill out time cards. But after that, they were under strict orders to do no work, even check their email.
With no telling how long the budget standoff will last, even programs not immediately affected could run out of cash.
Barbara Haxton, executive director of the Ohio Head Start Association, said its preschool learning programs would be in jeopardy if a shutdown lasted more than two weeks. March's automatic budget cuts meant nearly 3,000 children lost access to services and there could be dire consequences if the budget standoff drags on.
"It's not as though this is a throwaway service. These are the poorest of the poor children," Haxton said. "And our Congressman still gets his paycheck. His pay doesn't stop and his health insurance doesn't stop."
Associated Press reporters Kathy Matheson in Philadelphia, Joan Lowy in Washington, D.C., Dylan Lovan in Louisville, Ky., Terence Chea in San Francisco and Amanda Lee Myers in Cincinnati contributed to this report.
Health law challenge threatens government shutdownMonday, 30 September 2013 03:44 Published in National News
WASHINGTON (AP) — A conservative challenge to the president's health care law has the federal government teetering on the brink of a partial shutdown.
The Senate has the next move on must-do legislation required to keep the government open past midnight on Monday, and the Democratic-led chamber is expected to reject the latest effort from House Republicans to use a normally routine measure to attack President Barack Obama's signature health care law.
Congress was closed for the day on Sunday after a post-midnight vote in the GOP-run House to delay by a year key parts of the new health care law and repeal a tax on medical devices as the price for avoiding a shutdown. The Senate is slated to convene Monday afternoon just 10 hours before the shutdown deadline, and Majority Leader Harry Reid, D-Nev., has already promised that majority Democrats will kill the House's latest volley.
A House GOP leader, Rep. Kevin McCarthy of California, said the House would again rebuff the Senate's efforts to advance the short-term funding bill as a simple, "clean" measure shorn of anti-heath care reform provisions.
Since the last government shutdown 17 years ago, temporary funding bills known as continuing resolutions have been noncontroversial, with neither party willing to chance a shutdown to achieve legislative goals it couldn't otherwise win. But with health insurance exchanges set to open Tuesday, tea party Republicans are willing to take the risk in their drive to kill the law, so-called "Obamacare."
"You're going to shut down the government if you can't prevent millions of Americans from getting affordable care," said Rep. Chris Van Hollen, D-Md.
A leader of the tea party Republicans, Sen. Ted Cruz, R-Texas, insisted the blame rests with Senate Democrats.
"The House has twice now voted to keep the government open. And if we have a shutdown, it will only be because when the Senate comes back, Harry Reid says, 'I refuse even to talk,'" said Cruz, who led a 21-hour broadside against allowing the temporary funding bill to advance if stripped clean of a tea party-backed provision to derail Obamacare. The effort failed.
The battle started with a House vote to pass the short-term funding bill with a provision that would have eliminated the federal dollars needed to put Obama's health care overhaul into place. The Senate voted along party lines to strip that out and set the measure back to the House.
The latest House bill, passed early Sunday by a near party-line vote of 231-192, sent back to the Senate two major changes: a one-year delay of key provisions of the health insurance law and repeal of a new tax on medical devices that partially funds it. The steps still go too far for the White House and its Democratic allies.
Senate rules often make it difficult to move quickly, but the chamber can act on the House's latest proposals by simply calling them up and killing them.
Eyes were turning to the House for its next move. A senior leader vowed the House would not simply give in to Democrats' demands to pass the Senate's "clean" funding bill.
"The House will get back together in enough time, send another provision not to shut the government down, but to fund it, and it will have a few other options in there for the Senate to look at again," said McCarthy, the No. 3 House Republican leader.
He suggested that House Republicans would try blocking a mandate that individuals buy health insurance or face a tax penalty, saying there might be some Democratic support in the Senate for that.
On the other hand, Democrats said the GOP's bravado may fade as the deadline to avert a shutdown nears.
Asked whether he could vote for a "clean" temporary funding bill, Rep. Raul Labrador, R-Idaho, said he couldn't. But Labrador added, "I think there's enough people in the Republican Party who are willing to do that. And I think that's what you're going to see."
A leading Senate GOP moderate called on her fellow Republicans to back down.
"I disagree with the strategy of linking Obamacare with the continuing functioning of government — a strategy that cannot possibly work," said Sen. Susan Collins, R-Maine.
McCarthy wouldn't say what changes Republicans might make. He appeared to suggest that a very short-term measure might pass at the last minute, but GOP aides said that was unlikely.
Republicans argued that Reid should have convened the Senate on Sunday.
Yet even some Republicans said privately they feared that Reid held the advantage in a fast-approaching end game.
Republicans argued that they had already made compromises; for instance, their latest measure would leave intact most parts of the health care law that have taken effect, including requiring insurance companies to cover people with pre-existing conditions and to let families' plans cover children up to age 26. They also would allow insurers to deny contraception coverage based on religious or moral objections.
Tea party lawmakers in the House — egged on by Cruz — forced GOP leaders to abandon an earlier plan to deliver a "clean" stopgap spending bill to the Senate and move the fight to another must-do measure looming in mid-October: a bill to increase the government's borrowing cap to avert a market-rattling, first-ever default on U.S. obligations.
In the event lawmakers blow the Monday deadline, about 800,000 workers would be forced off the job without pay. Some critical services such as patrolling the borders, inspecting meat and controlling air traffic would continue. Social Security benefits would be sent, and the Medicare and Medicaid health care programs for the elderly and poor would continue to pay doctors and hospitals.
McCarthy appeared on "Fox News Sunday," while Cruz and Labrador were on NBC's "Meet the Press." Van Hollen appeared on CBS' "Face the Nation."
Small jet crash at Santa Monica Airport called "unsurvivable"Monday, 30 September 2013 03:31 Published in National News
LOS ANGELES (AP) — Rescuers and investigators were working amid the smoldering wreckage of a private jet and the hangar it hit after landing at a Southern California airport, but they did not expect to find any survivors from the flight from Idaho with an unknown number aboard, officials said.
"This was an unsurvivable crash," Santa Monica Fire Department Capt. John Nevandro said at a media briefing hours later at Santa Monica Municipal Airport.
Because the hangar collapsed in flames around it and a crane would be required before the plane could be reached, investigators had been unable to determine how many people were aboard the twin-engine Cessna Citation designed to hold eight passengers and two crew members, officials said.
It had taken off from Hailey, Idaho and landed in Santa Monica when it went off the right side of the runway at about 6:20 p.m. and struck the hangar, Federal Aviation Administration spokesman Ian Gregor said.
The blaze did minor damage to two other buildings and destroyed the hangar.
"It was a total loss," Fire Department spokeswoman Bridgett Lewis said.
News helicopter footage showed all but the tail of the plane trapped under a collapsed section of the small building.
Investigators could not immediately say whether anyone was inside the hangar.
A plume of smoke rising above the airport could be seen in the twilight sky over the populous neighborhoods surrounding the airport in the hours after the crash.
After hearing a loud boom, several neighbors ran toward the airport and saw the fire.
"It was very, very terrifying, it was sad to see just so much smoke, and the building collapse and the loud boom, you just put it all together and it's scary," witness Alyssa Lang told KABC-TV.
Witness Charles Thomson told the TV station the plane appeared to make a "perfectly normal landing" before veering off course.
The jet, a Cessna 525A manufactured in 2003, is registered to a Malibu, Calif. address and its corporate owner, Creative Real Estate Exchange, is based in Birmingham, Ala., and Atlanta, according to FAA public records.
Phone messages left after hours at the real estate company's two offices were not immediately returned.
The National Transportation Safety Board would take over the investigation as is routine in such crashes.
Santa Monica Airport, located in the coastal tourist destination known for its trendy bars, restaurants and wooden-pier carnival, is home to many private jets, many of them used by wealthy Southern Californians from the entertainment industry.
The airport in Hailey serves Idaho's Sun Valley resort area, which is a frequent destination for many celebrities, and the rich and powerful alike.
Latest News
- 1
- 2
- 3
- 4
- 5
- 6
- 7
- 8
Kirkwood High School receives $10 million grant
KIRKWOOD, MO (AP) – A suburban St. Louis high school has received a $10 million grant to build a swimming pool. The Earl and Myrtle Walker Foundation announced the donation ...
Health registry could be created under bill on Nixon's …
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - County officials could compile lists of residents with health problems under a Missouri bill intended to identify people in need of help during disast...
Texas man charged for hitting cyclist while driving dru…
ST. CHARLES, MO (AP) – A Texas man faces second-degree assault charges after allegedly striking a bicyclist while driving drunk. The St. Louis Post-Dispatch repor...
Rauner skips GOP event over pastor's comments
MOLINE, Ill. (AP) - GOP gubernatorial candidate Bruce Rauner (ROW'-nur) isn't attending a Republican dinner in Moline because he says he disagrees with past statements from a pa...
Mizzou journalism school trying to roll out journalism …
COLUMBIA, MO (AP) – The University of Missouri journalism school has modified its classroom use of aerial drones as a legal challenge to the FAA ban on commercial use of the fly...
Lawmakers approve changes to Missouri criminal code
JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. (AP) - Missouri lawmakers gave final approval to the first comprehensive rewrite of the state's criminal laws in decades. The House and Senate...
Craig Michael Wood pleads not guilty
SPRINGFIELD, Mo. (AP) - A southwest Missouri youth football coach accused of kidnapping, raping and killing a 10-year-old girl has pleaded not guilty Forty-six-ye...


text:
The page you are searching for couldn't be found. If you can,
please let us know what the page was that you could not find on our
feedback page. Below are some useful
resources which might be useful:
The GHD library is a collection of relevant resources.
Copyright © GHD 2013


text:
What to Listen For in Music
Aaron Copland - Author
Paperback: Mass Market | $7.95 | add to cart | view cart
ISBN 9780451531766 | 304 pages | 01 Feb 2011 | Signet Classic | 6.49 x 4.29in | 18 - AND UP
Additional Formats:
add to cart
- eBook - ePub eBook: $7.99
Summary of What to Listen For in Music Summary of What to Listen For in Music Reviews for What to Listen For in Music An Excerpt from What to Listen For in Music
Whether they listen to Mozart or Duke Ellington, Aaron Copland invites readers to ask two basic questions: Are they hearing everything that is going on? Are they really being sensitive to it? With his provocative suggestions, Aaron Copland guides readers through a deeper appreciation of the most rewarding of all art forms.
Author's Note for the 1957 Edition
1. Preliminaries
2. How We Listen
3. The Creative Process in Music
4. The Four Elements of MusicI. Rhythm
5. The Four Elements of MusicII. Melody
6. The Four Elements of MusicIII. Harmony
7. The Four Elements of MusicIV. Tone Color
8. Musical Texture
9. Musical Structure
10. Fundamental FormsI. Sectional Form
11. Fundamental FormsII. Variation Form
12. Fundamental FormsIII. Fugal Form
13. Fundamental FormsIV. Sonata Form
14. Fundamental FormsV. Free Forms
15. Opera and Music Drama
16. Contemporary Music
17. Film Music
18. From Composer to Interpreter to Listener
Epilogue: "Since Then"
Appendix I
Appendix II
Appendix III
Suggested Bibliography for Further Reading
One of the most helpful, sensible, and enjoyable discourses on the subject ever published.
Victor Record Review
By far the best thing of its kind yet to appear.
Modern Music
Sign Up
To keep up-to-date, input your email address, and we will contact you on publication
Please alert me via email when:


text:
Summer is fleeting, so why not capture some of its beauty by making these simple and delicious pickles. You can choose to make them spicy or keep them mild. I have recommended 3 types of veggies so you will have a colorful display. If you like pickled stone fruit, such as cherries or plums, just double the sugar and add 2 crushed cinnamon sticks to the pickling spices.
(Makes 6 pint jars)
2 pounds organic carrots, ends trimmed and peeled
2 pounds organic English cucumbers
1 pound organic green beans, trimmed
6 cups white wine vinegar
(Or substitute 2 cups of apple cider vinegar for 2 cups of the white wine vinegar)
1 cup water
1 cup unrefined white sugar
1/4 cup kosher salt
1/4 cup pickling spices (found in the bulk spice section at PCC) or make your own, recipe below
6 garlic cloves
Dill or fennel sprigs
3 jalapeno chiles, or your favorite chiles, cut in half lengthwise (optional)
Lemon slices (optional)
Choose 6 wide mouth pint jars.
Cut the carrots into strips and trim them to 3/4 inch shorter that the inside of the jar. Cut the cucumbers into 1/8th inch thick slices on the diagonal. Blanch the green beans in boiling salted water for about 3 minutes and refresh in cold water.
Place the vinegar, water, sugar, salt and pickling spices in non-reactive pot and bring to a boil. Turn off the heat and let the spices steep while you are preparing the jars.
Wash and rinse jars; bring to a boil in a large pot, turn down heat and let stand in hot water until ready to use. In a smaller pot, bring lids and rings to boil; turn down heat; let stand in hot water until ready to use.
Crush the garlic cloves and place one in each jar. If you like spicy pickles, place a half jalapeno in each jar. Divide the carrots, cucumbers and beans between the jars, (putting only one kind of veggie in each). Pack them in tightly as they will shrink a bit in the brine. Tuck in the dill or fennel sprigs (and lemon slices if you like), as you pack the jars.
Strain the vinegar. Carefully fill the jars with the hot vinegar to 1/2" of top. Wipe rims clean. Screw on 2-piece lids. Put the filled jars in boiling water to cover. A canning pot works great, since it has a rack in the bottom to keep the jars from rattling around. Boil 8-10 min. (add 1 min. more for every 1,000 ft. above sea level). Remove from the water with long tongs or canning tongs. Let jars cool. Check the seals-lids should be sucked down. These will last about 2-3 months in refrigerator once opened.
Pickling spice blend:
12 allspice berries
1 tablespoon dill seeds
1 tablespoon celery seeds
6 cloves garlic
1 tablespoon mustard seeds


text:
Assisted Unit Distribution What is Housing Assistance?
The Mason County Housing Authority administers both a public housing and Section 8 housing voucher program. The housing authority owns and manages 1 projects which contain 50 affordable rental units. It also administers 150 Section 8 housing vouchers.
According to HUD, Mason County Housing Authority is determined to be a Small public housing authority, meaning it manages between 50 - 249 public housing units. Also according to the Department of Housing and Urban Development, the housing authority is designated as Small, meaning it administers 50 - 249 Section 8 vouchers.
Comparing the housing assistance distribution of Mason County Housing Authority between Public Housing Units (25%) and Section 8 Housing Vouchers (75%) to that of all housing authorities in Illinois, Mason County Housing Authority has a smaller proportion of public housing units than the average housing authority. The housing authority's proportion of Section 8 vouchers under management is larger than the average housing authority in Illinois.Source United States Department of Housing and Urban Development (hud.gov, 2014)


text:
We're sorry, this page has moved.
We are sorry for the inconvenience, but you have requested a page on the Vaden site that is no longer available. The site was recently updated and, in the process, the URLs have changed. Pages that were "bookmarked" as "favorites" prior to the update are no longer valid. Please use this link to go to the updated Vaden site:
The preceding link will take you to the Vaden home page, where you may use the navigation menu or the search feature to find the page you requested. The site was launched on April 29, 2007 and it will take about a week for Google searches to be in sync with the new site, therefore the Google search tool may not deliver valid results for the few weeks.
If you need further assistance, please contact us.


text:
Alternative Names
ADD; ADHD; Childhood hyperkinesis
Definition of Attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD)
ADHD is a problem with inattentiveness, over-activity, impulsivity, or a combination. For these problems to be diagnosed as ADHD, they must be out of the normal range for a child's age and development.
Causes, incidence, and risk factors
Imaging studies suggest that the brains of children with ADHD are different from those of other children. These children handle neurotransmitters (including dopamine, serotonin, and adrenaline) differently from their peers.
The symptoms of ADHD are divided into inattentiveness, and hyperactivity and impulsivity.
Signs and tests
Too often, difficult children are incorrectly labeled with ADHD. On the other hand, many children who do have ADHD remain undiagnosed. In either case, related learning disabilities or mood problems are often missed. The American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP) has issued guidelines to bring more clarity to this issue.
The American Academy of Pediatrics has guidelines for treating ADHD:
Expectations (prognosis)
ADHD is a long-term, chronic condition. If it is not treated appropriately, ADHD may lead to:
David B. Merrill, MD, Assistant Clinical Professor of Psychiatry, Department of Psychiatry, Columbia University Medical Center, New York, NY. Also reviewed by David Zieve, MD, MHA, Medical Director, A.D.A.M., Inc. – 2/22/2010


text:
As of this writing, the movie has a 50% on Rotten Tomatoes with 20 reviews.
Figure we might get some good discussion about it once it comes out, because you know everyone is going to see it.
Tell us what you thought of it. Or what you think going in.


text:
Photo by Joseph A. Garcia, Ventura County Star
JOSEPH A. GARCIA/THE STARThe graduation ceremony was held Wednesday night for Sierra High School and the Heritage Valley Independent Study Program in Fillmore.
Buy this photo
Sometimes at the end of a particularly good year, a school administrator just has to sit back and enjoy the moment.
Feels Like: 64°
Humidity: 76%
Precip: 12%
Feels Like: 49°
Humidity: 93%
Precip: 28%
Humidity: 67%
Precip: 7%
Deepening the coverage, widening the conversation about education.
Seating is limited at May 1 workshop. Register now to attend.
Your resource for Ventura County outdoor news and information.
Exploring the true cost of living in Ventura County.
Watch up to the minute changes in local weather with vcstar.com's new tech.
Learn more about the new academic standards.
Find places to explore, from solo adventures to family-friendly hikes.


text:
Once you have a plan in place, the next step is to put it into action. Start by identifying technologies that can safeguard data as it moves throughout the cloud. Minimize vulnerabilities by encrypting data and securing communication connections. You'll also want technologies that help you establish data loss prevention policies and keep sensitive information secure.
The following tools and resources are designed to help you make the right product and service provider decisions. Or you can jump below to see all guides, briefs, and videos.
See what Intel's James Greene has to say about usage models that are enabled with a hardware root of trust and Intel® Trusted Execution Technology (Intel® TXT).
Watch the video: Securing the Cloud with Intel Trusted Execution Technology Usage Models (7:43) >
Find out how Intel® security technologies work together at key enforcement points throughout the cloud.
Download the real-world guide: Intel Security Technology for the Cloud >
Get an overview >
Learn about it >
Plan a project >


text:
Main Content
Ladies, every time the Capitals are on the ice you want a victory. This Tremendous Fan tee from Reebok will have the team scoring goals and the goalie shutting out the opponent. It features a distressed team logo and name printed on a custom team-colored background on the front with another team logo printed on the left sleeve, for a look that will capture the hearts of Washington.
- 100% Cotton fabric
- Lightweight ribbed T-Shirt
- Screen print graphics
- Rib-knit collar
- Tagless collar
- Imported
- Officially licensed NHL product
Capitals Customers also liked:
Special event items are produced by manufacturers only after the outcome of a game or event. These are advanced sale items and will ship immediately after they are received in our warehouse.
Manufacturer direct items are shipped directly from the manufacturer. These items are not available for international or expedited shipping.
Customized items can be personalized with options such as your name, your favorite number, and/or designs. Some options may be limited by league rules.


text:
You can view the current or previous issues of Diabetes Health online, in their entirety, anytime you want.
Click Here To View
See if you qualify for our free healthcare professional magazines. Click here to start your application for Pre-Diabetes Health, Diabetes Health Pharmacist and Diabetes Health Professional.
Latest Celebrities Articles
Popular Celebrities Articles
Highly Recommended Celebrities Articles
Send a link to this page to your friends and colleagues.
David Lazarus, famous columnist for the Los Angeles Times, was just diagnosed, at the age of 46, with type 1 diabetes. The diagnosis brought him face to face with something he'd always taken for granted, and it wasn't his health - it was his health insurance.
He's still adjusting to his diagnosis, but he's already come to some very firm conclusions about how the insurance industry needs to be reformed. To read his entire column, go to http://www.latimes.com/news/columnists/la-fi-lazarus 7oct07,1,649907.column?coll=la-news-column
Categories: Celebrities, Diabetes, Diabetes, Health Insurance, Type 1 Issues
Did he get type 1 after tequin use??
Add your comments about this article below. You can add comments as a registered user or anonymously. If you choose to post anonymously your comments will be sent to our moderator for approval before they appear on this page. If you choose to post as a registered user your comments will appear instantly.
When voicing your views via the comment feature, please respect the Diabetes Health community by refraining from comments that could be considered offensive to other people. Diabetes Health reserves the right to remove comments when necessary to maintain the cordial voice of the diabetes community.
For your privacy and protection, we ask that you do not include personal details such as address or telephone number in any comments posted.
Don't have your Diabetes Health Username? Register now and add your comments to all our content.
Diabetes Health is the essential resource for people living with diabetes- both newly diagnosed and experienced as well as the professionals who care for them. We provide balanced expert news and information on living healthfully with diabetes. Each issue includes cutting-edge editorial coverage of new products, research, treatment options, and meaningful lifestyle issues.


text:
If the wax seal is bad, you will get water on the floor during a flush.
Some flanges are below the finished floor, requiring two wax rings for a complete seal.
Sometimes just plunging a bowl can force a leak in the seal between bowl and the flange.
It's very common to pull a bowl and reset with new wax if the water leaks under a bowl during a flush. If it's a main water backup, then that has to be taken care of first.
Just so you know..........$340 to reset a bowl?...........must be pretty slow.


text:
NEC 313 USB Command Port Free Driver Download
USB, Modem, Ports
See details of driver package which includes support for this device.
Device Name
NEC 313 USB Command Port
not known (1 Jul 2004)
Supported Operating Systems
Windows 98, Windows 98SE, Windows ME, Windows 2000, Windows XP, Windows 2003, Windows Vista
Uploader Notes
this file contains USB Drivers for the phone, also a small transfer utility. the third file enables you to view movies recorded with your mobile in windows media player, after you've transferred them to your computer.
Uploaded By
andrew coultas (DG Member) on 8/17/2004
Driver Package
e313.zip (7.1 MB)
Hardware Ids Supported
Related Drivers
Reviews Summary
Already tried it? Give your review
Embed a link to this page


text:
Miss Savanna 2010
Tin Can Bay to Gladstone
October 06, 2010
After saying good-bye to our very good friends, who where leaving to drive back to South Australia, we packed up and left for Burrent Heads.
We motored sailed, with very little wind but we got up to 10knts (assistance with tidal current). Had quite a few dolphins comming along for the ride, and saw a couple of small whales.
We spent the night at Bunderberg Marina, and left early in the morning to head to Pancake Creek.
Pancake creek was quite full, we only stayed 1 night there and left again in the morning for Gladstone Marina.We meet some lovely people in Gladstone Marina who where going south, had a few good nights with them. Re-stocked with goodies and after a few days left again.
Please sign-in to post a comment.
If you are not yet registered please Register Now.